Am hearing impaired, is phone hearing aid compatible AND have speaker volume control?
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Being that I don't wear a hearing aid, it's hard to say if this phone would work for someone that is hearing impaired. The speaker is adjustable, but I can't adjust it while I'm on a call. For this reason I wouldn't recommend it. Unless you get a really good deal on it.
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Stephen I couldn't really answer that question. I lost the phone. I now have the LG 840G which seems to work quite well. The volume control on the left side and does get quite Loud Maybe try a search for hearing impaired phones. Good Luck.
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I'm not sure. I use mine with an ipod so they're apple compatible but I'm not sure if the speaker works on calls controls will allow you to adjust volume.
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I can control the volume with a Galaxy Note 3. Presumably, you can control it with the iPhone.
2280431
There are +/- buttons on the side for volume control, but you can use volume buttons on your phone.
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On one of my other similar Bluetooth head sets I can by the volume control...I returned my SwageU so I can't check that for you...sorry.
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Not really. The volume works by adjusting the phone's audio software. The remote and panel controls would not work.
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Yes. You can separately adjust the ringer volume, speakerphone volume, and/or handset volume using the on-screen menus.
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Up^ down controls for ringer volume and speaker volume for each handset, according to owners manual.I can't recall having to adjust mine yet.
749756
You are correct. At least with my Galaxy Note 2, you have to control volume with your phone.
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they do have a volume control, I use mine for my metal detector, great phones
436340
There is no volume control on the speaker; sound is controlled by the phone. I use it with a Windows HTC 8 with no problems connecting.
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Excellent device for boosting telephone headset sound but, cannot be connected to hearing aids
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There is no volume control. No way to make it louder. Quite disappointing. Now after only having it a month or so it's not connecting to any of my blue tooth's. Look for a different device for this kind of product. Hope I helped. I read all the reviews to.
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Yes. The cell phone or tablet device volume control is how you set your volume on this speaker.
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I believe it is hearing air compatible. My hearing aids do not have the "t-coil", so they do not have a "phone mode."What is important is that the volume is adjustable - there is a slider that raises the volume. If that is not enough, you can press the "boost" button, and the slider still adjusts the volume. In other words, I may answer the phone with the volume control in the "middle" without boost. I can increase the volume, but if that is not enough, press the boost button and slide the volume control to the min and increase as I need it.My wife, who does not have a hearing loss, likes this phone the best of all the phones in the house. I believe it is hearing air compatible. My hearing aids do not have the "t-coil", so they do not have a "phone mode."What is important is that the volume is adjustable - there is a slider that raises the volume. If that is not enough, you can press the "boost" button, and the slider still adjusts the volume. In other words, I may answer the phone with the volume control in the "middle" without boost. I can increase the volume, but if that is not enough, press the boost button and slide the volume control to the min and increase as I need... » Read More I believe it is hearing air compatible. My hearing aids do not have the "t-coil", so they do not have a "phone mode."What is important is that the volume is adjustable - there is a slider that raises the volume. If that is not enough, you can press the "boost" button, and the slider still adjusts the volume. In other words, I may answer the phone with the volume control in the "middle" without boost. I can increase the volume, but if that is not enough, press the boost button and slide the volume control to the min and increase as I need it.My wife, who does not have a hearing loss, likes this phone the best of all the phones in the house. « Show Less
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You can control volume from the Bluetooth device. I keep my speakers at full volume and routinely adjust from my iPod.
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Penelope, I checked the Operating Instructions handbook and didn't find hearing aide in the index or text. If it's mentioned, it's buried in the text although I looked. Therefore I'd say it's not compatible unless you get solid confirmation. How about asking Panasonic?